5520C
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Specifications
The full published spec sheet for this model, sourced from the manufacturer. Click any section to expand the detail.
Videos
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Frequently asked
Quick answers to the questions buyers ask most about the TYM 5520C.
What is the horsepower of the TYM 5520C?
The TYM 5520C has 55 engine horsepower and 44 PTO horsepower.
How many cylinders does the TYM 5520C engine have?
The TYM 5520C has a 4-cylinder engine.
What transmission does the TYM 5520C have?
The TYM 5520C comes with Hydrostatic (HST).
What ITC attachments fit the TYM 5520C?
ITC builds 7 attachments that fit the TYM 5520C including Brush Guard Side Guards, Branson TYM 15/20 Series--Bad Boy 40/50 Series Brush Screen, Semi Universal Tractor Grab Handle.
What are common alternatives to the TYM 5520C?
Buyers cross-shopping the TYM 5520C often compare it against the TYM T574, TYM 5520, TYM T574C, Mahindra 5155 Shuttle.
Owner consensus
The points owners raise most across 5 TYM 5520C reviews in our database.
- Good value for money compared to larger brands2×
- Powerful engine with turbocharger2×
- Excellent air conditioning system2×
- Quick connect front implements2×
- Smooth joystick controls with float feature2×
- Full range transmission shift is smooth2×
- Reliable performance with no issues2×
- Good for light farming and small acreage2×
- Shuttle shift requires skill and attention2×
- Front bucket could be heavier duty
- Cab storage space is limited
- Quick connect implements hard to align from cab
- No draft control for plowing work
- Three range shift can be difficult to operate
Made for the TYM 5520C
ITC gear built to fit this exact tractor. Universal accessories show in the product spots elsewhere on the page.
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